... ATURDAY MORNIN~G, MA 23. . ~ . : ! . -: , . - TI the Ho-asp of Lords, yesterday, an abstract resolution was subuiugad by Lord ?? . . .. .. - . . - Hampton, proposing that the Comfittee of Council on Education should-be superseded by a Minister of* Public Instruction.. He argued that the Education Department was ;constituted in aif anomalous and inconsistent manner, seeing that, in addition ...

... iTANSTRUTHER'S I s.¢0XtsA BILL TLND g O TilE L1CEnSED GROCERY TRADE 11200 l O y GLASGOW V aeting of the licensed grocery ,sst wvas held in the Trades' Hoall, to r the ?? Robert Anatruther's il 3.dE~ r~hepa(Scotlgcild) 'Bill affiectigtheir *Ints chair was ccupied by David Yt %h're was a fair attendance nr*I0 f ..sivthe e Iotas of some opening- ?? dthe purport of the meeting--to oes 9ery'lawful ...

... TaEFr OF MONEi FROM THE PRS0V Saturday, Bailie Mason remitted to the S from -the Police Court a woman named EE7i% Gibson or Johnstone, on a chaige of e one-pound note and nineteen half sove .r from the person of h maB of the nawe o Armstrong, with ?? ahe had been in pany in a pnblic-houae in St James' Street Thursday cvewagb SENT TO A REFORMATOR9. -At the POW Court, on Saturday, John ...

... THE SCHOOL BOA RDa ,Gn&NGF.nOux-The archittet'sco~rple, for the erection of a new 1chool and teachers 'were laid before the board on Monday e The school is calculated to accommsodate children, and the total estimate asmeants ti > Some of the members were distatisfiedatth% of the proposed school as being likely to le; t expenditure which cannot Ineet the apprea1 ratepayers. The plans are to e ...

... THE EMBARXAsSMENTOF SICHE& Lasot night, public meeting was held in the , rigton -Public Hall, Main Street, to con2sider wht'is to be done with'the £2500 which the feuass iby have obtained as the price of a piece of ground boughtt'y the.Inpwveieit t Trustees for the open- ttg up of James Street. The ground sold, which extended to several hundred ryardse W gifted by the superior, the late ir ...

... OJU qra. UULLE. I 4b LllhI-DOXO8. DEBSPATOE OF FORRIGN MAILS FROM ABEHUDE}IN. DESTINATIONS. Amerlea-United States, Califor- nia, and British North Ameria (by British Packet, via Cork), Australia (South and West), Tas. mania, and Victoria, via South-. am pton. .,.;.. Ditto, via Brindisi_. Queensland, via Southampton .. Ditto, via Brindisi. New Sooth Wales and ...

... THE ABOLITION OF PATRONAGE BiLL. THE Duke of Richmond's bill tio alter':and amend the laws relatiiw to the appointment of ministers to parihe in Scotland,' is as follows :- !-. . Whvreats an Act was passed'in thle tesith yeaar of thle of reign of Her Majesty Queen Anne, cap. 12, entituled An I gen Act to restore to the patrons their ancient rights of pre. 'hat senting ministers to thle ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEUDINLGS. i, q r ;1~1 1,~, Z: I . Ib gsi POLICE DEPARTMENT. T1 Town Moadczp, Map 18. noti14 The TonCounoil (Police. Depsrtmerit) met to-day-_ ;,,A Lord Provost Leslie presiding. P~thsENT--Bailies Urquheart, Esslermont, Dotald, Rogss Smaith, 'andiGeabaim ;'the Dean of Guild:; Tredasurer Chbopli';, Me'ais ' Abel; Findlay, hMaodoriald, Goirlon' 1.HoT 'White, J6bnst'on,'Mitchell ...

... THE.EESTABLISHED ASSEMBLY AMD I E I - I PATRONAGE BILL (FROM OUR SPYNCIAS' CORSIOPONDmLT.) ' ' Edinburgh, Tuesday. A 'stranger visiting the Assembly Hall to-day would have needed nd specuil-knowlk1de of the business to have become aware that something extraordinary was in prospect. The approaches to the building were crowded withticket-holders, who showed much more ansiety to obtainseats ...

... LAVNCH,-2S LAUNCHES IIT CH. - ni s was auceyetrdy from th hpuligyrd of Messrs Barclay, Curle & Co., at hiteinhb. Her dimenisions are as follow a-Length, 240E.; breadth of bea-m, 2ft Via depth of -hold, S6ft. -Sh is 1800 tons burdei, and is registeredh;D the highest class in Lloyd's. A large mber o specttor witnessed the launch, includiW Messrs John Hendry, lAlex.- Ferguson, John- Low, ...

... L* X]'E2S I' carE s DiTOR. clrTF NATIONAL INSTITUTION AND COTTAGE HoMIESFRUCF~ABLES.I CHILDRES'S MtEETING. I _Vil you allow me, through your valuable '- direct the attention of the ladies and ?? in Glasgow and azighbourhood to i verised elsehere for the above Ie-V have taken the large hal of the t ,2oomis for Saturday at 12. and hope i' ...

... - 'Tnz.-Yesterday, at the Pilice.Court-; Bailie Mason on' the bench-a woman,, named Mrs Ha~rvey, 'fish- hawker, wvas sentepced to' be. imprisone~d forlO days forsteaing an umbrella froma a drapet shp. in Mloss Street obi Sas-i2 day night hat.: bi * .aam EsRZ OYAL-M~r Price's. aoonedy corxn. pany have entered on a short ason at ti place of amuiement. Th} comedy.4aiam entitled Garrick has ...